Kiliaan Vanvoorden GitHub avatar

Open to internships and junior software roles

AI tooling, automation, and full-stack prototypes built with practical engineering discipline.

I am a software engineering candidate from Hasselt, Belgium, focused on AI-assisted developer tooling, local-first systems, React/TypeScript applications, Flutter prototypes, and automation-heavy workflows.

Profile

I build small, working systems and document them carefully: agent prototypes, web apps, research repositories, and mobile concepts. I am strongest where product ideas need to become runnable software with readable code, clear setup notes, and sensible automation.

I am looking for teams where I can contribute to AI systems, developer tooling, full-stack product engineering, automation, or applied research while growing under senior engineering review.

Stack

Python TypeScript React Vite Flutter Rust Supabase GitHub Actions Linux LLM tooling

Selected Working Projects

mixhive

DJ-first social music platform with React, Vite, Supabase, mix sharing, and waveform-oriented product direction.

ReactViteSupabase

pauliens-sky-app

Flutter app exploring cross-cultural astrology concepts with a mobile-first structure and documented governance.

FlutterDartMobile

synapse-ace-agent

Autonomous agent prototype for SAP/OOBE workflow research, structured around service orchestration and validation.

TypeScriptAgentsAutomation

trendforge-agent

Rust-based research automation project for structured trend analysis and repeatable data workflows.

RustResearchCLI

vlaio-webapp

Innovation demo that presents AI workflow concepts in a business-facing web application.

TypeScriptWebDemo

jazzy-ai-models

AI model research database and notes, focused on finding useful models beyond the obvious defaults.

PythonAI researchData

What Employers Can Expect

Clear communication, careful repository hygiene, practical problem solving, and a bias toward shipping small verified improvements. I keep portfolio projects public only when they are working, documented, or useful as evidence of engineering growth.